Install SHOUTcast 2 tools on a remote Linux server (Part 2)

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Example video on how to install, configure, and run SHOUTcast v2 tools on a remote server using nothing but an SSH client (PuTTY)

Link to PuTTY download:
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/

Short list of commands used during the video not dealing with account creation:
ls -al
cd ..
cd ~
mkdir SHOUTcast
cd SHOUTcast
wget [copy and paste of download link]
tar -xzf [filename of tarball]
rm *.conf
netstat -tnlp
mkdir archived
vim
push [Insert] to enter insert mode then right-click mouse to paste. Hit [Escape] or [Esc] to exit insert mode then type ":w" (without the double quotes) then [Enter] key to write the file. Then ":q" then [Enter] key to exit vim.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• SHOUTcast
• Linux
• Remote

[saif0909]

hey boss i done everything what ever u did...but end of the i stock....

the comment used for dns configuration its doesn't work for me ....

here is it...

[root@ip-184-168-110-49 SHOUTcast]# ./sc_serv /home/scuser/SHOUTcast/sc_serv­.conf &

[1] 8017

-bash: ./sc_serv: /lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2: bad ELF interpreter: No such file or directory

can you help me please...

[alphathinktink]

@saif0909 That kinda looks like you're trying to use the 32 bit version of the the tools on a 64 bit OS/Processor and it's not thunking 32-->64 bit correctly or something similar on Linux. Instead of installing the 32 bit versions try installing the 64 bit versions. However, you probably get a more intelligent answer from DrO on the Winamp Forums.

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@saif0909

Alternatively, it could just be some bad ram or other hardware or corrupted hard drive file system. Run a ram check and a file system check. To do that look for help on google.com

[DerFreieMensch]

well. this explains some little points.

but for somebody who has no fucking idea it does not help.

How to create .pls.. are they even needed?

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@DerFreieMensch

There are no .PLS files to create for either the DNAS or the Transcoder. If you're trying to create a playlist for the Transcoder then typically the file is a plain text (not MS Word) file with the full path to the audio file and labeled with the extension .lst. If you're trying to create a playlist file that the browser will open the user's default media player with then you can grab the one from the DNAS's listen link. For detailed information on PLS forums.winamp.com

[lolineko]

I laughed so hard at this 0:17 ~ 0:27 it cracks me up every single time I see it